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I see the PS tab extends the jiffy a couple inches forward.
I suspect the bike will lean a bit more with that (not a biggie I guess unless one finds it difficult to get off the stand now)
But is the tab that locks in wider than stock?
if not, how does it prevent that bit of pucker movement?
KTF
Don't have it yet but it seems to me the square hole is cut at an ever so slightly different angle than the original.
Pushes the kickstand forward a little
Yeah I hope it doesn't lean too much that way either.
Last edited by Robertbc3141; Jun 27, 2025 at 09:12 AM.
The only way I could think of is if the stand wasnt fully locked into the tab.
being aware how it works, there have been times on concrete the stand foot didn't slide out the amount needed to for the tab to fully enter the slot.
a little rock or movement gets it slid out correctly
If someone wasn't aware of that, the tab wouldn't be locked in
Don't have it yet but it seems to me the square hole is cut at an ever so slightly different angle than the original.
Pushes the kickstand forward a little
Yeah I hope it doesn't mean too much that way either.
Eyeballing the vid, it sure looks like the stand goes forward farther
The angle in the pic you posted confirms that.
However, that tab doesn't appear ay wider .
when you pull yours and see how it works, you understand what I mean there can still be movement on the stand
as far as leaning farther than preferred, there is this available from Bung King
Eyeballing the vid, it sure looks like the stand goes forward farther
The angle in the pic you posted confirms that.
However, that tab doesn't appear ay wider .
when you pull yours and see how it works, you understand what I mean there can still be movement on the stand
as far as leaning farther than preferred, there is this available from Bung King
KTF
And it's still going to have that loosey-goosey feel as it goes down and enters the slot.
I get that's what makes this lock into place.
I know I'm overthinking this.
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